Breaking: YouTuber Nick Shirley will attend Trump’s SOTU on Feb. 24, 2026, invited by Rep. Pete Stauber. His viral Somali-daycare videos spurred probes and harassment. What do you think? Comment. Source: Fox21Online (fox21online.com)
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Nick Shirley, a conservative YouTuber, will attend President Donald Trump’s State of the Union address on February 24, 2026, after being invited by Rep. Pete Stauber. Shirley rose to prominence with viral videos alleging fraud at Somali-run daycares in Minnesota; those posts fueled national attention and debate. Critics and fact-checkers say some of Shirley’s claims were false or remain under investigation, and daycare operators reported harassment and vandalism after the footage circulated. Stauber called Shirley an example of citizen oversight. Shirley’s presence at the speech has drawn both praise from supporters and condemnation from opponents and sparked renewed national debate. (fox21online.com)
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Hundreds gathered outside Romulus City Hall on February 23, 2026, as the city council debated an ICE detention‑facility resolution; anti‑ICE protesters and pro‑ICE counterdemonstrators clashed and police intervened. Social‑media posts circulating on X/Twitter claim conservative activist Jayden Scott was assaulted during the confrontation, alleging his leg was broken and that he was taken by ambulance to a hospital after the incident. Those accounts attribute the violence to “ANTIFA” and portray the attack as part of a wider political campaign. No independent confirmation of Scott’s injuries or the alleged assailants has yet appeared in mainstream local news or official police statements.
Sources: local reporting on the Romulus protest and clashes; social‑media/X posts alleging Scott’s injury; Romulus police site. (fox2detroit.com)
What I found: multiple reputable outlets confirm the Feb. 23 Romulus anti‑ICE rally and clashes, while the specific claim that Jayden Scott’s leg was “snapped” and he was hospitalised appears only on X/Twitter and has not been corroborated by local news or official statements as of this search. (fox2detroit.com)
